Loads of onions

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I shall have to try that this week - it sounds yummy and quite like something I had in a restaurant once AGES ago and wanted to try and recreate

Cheers!

scuzz

Let us know how it turns out!

frugalfairy_3

Also if you get sick of chopping onions and you have a food processor, whack them in that with just a drop of water and then freeze them in serving size portions. For some reason the water makes it easier to chop and then all you do is bung them in the frying pan, casserole dish, whatever, from frozen. Easy peasy and no smelly hands

Dutchgirl_2

Thanks everybody!

r.mac_2

What about this recipe? It's a delia and I can highly recommend it.

http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/r_0000001260.asp

I also make this one as well

http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/r_0000001100.asp

Both use red onions, but white onions are just as nice - although you may find a tsp of brown sugar or two helps the caramalisation process.

fizzel81

i thought i had none and bought a huge bag in tesco's however i did already have a load now i need something to make with them any ideas apart from onion soup as dh has stated it somehting that needs to be got right or it tastes gross!

thank you xx

Pink.

Hi fizzle,

I keep onions outside in the garage and find they usually last quite a while, but these older threads might give you some ideas of what to do with them:

Loads of onions

can you freeze onions

Pink

ariba10

Clean them and slice them ( If you have a food processor it is easier) .

Then put them in an air tight container or sealed bag and freeze them.

Ted_Hutchinson

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troll35

We like them roasted whole with a joint of meat (or chopped in half if they are really big). They take about 1 hour. We also like them steamed for about 20 mins with the other veg.